Put these on my GMC P/U when I switched to 20" wheels. Got heavy rains within a week. Excellent traction on the wet desert roads. Surprisingly quiet with the medium aggressive tread pattern. Good traction on un-improved (dirt, gravel) roads. It remains to be seen how well they will wear on roads in 120 degree summer roads, but other Goodyears I've previously had held up very well.

My Jeep Patriot came with these tires and they lasted only for 30k miles. I purchased new Goodyear SR A hoping this time it will last longer. I was wrong. It came only 30,000 miles. Apart from mileage, the road noise is terrible in this tires. I installed Michelin Tires and I can feel the difference. This is the worst tires you can get for your vehicle. Stay away from these tires.

This tire came on my 2015 and 2018 Chevy Silverado Z71 with 20' rims. If you are looking at a fantastic all-terrain and all-season truck tire look no further. Living in Michigan these tires see 100 degree summers, lots of rainfall, and feet of snow every year. They are perfect for every situation. Quiet at highway speeds, great wet and dry traction, and you'll never find yourself stuck in the snow. They don't provide the snow and off-road traction as other wrangler tires, but they have next to no road noise and last far longer. They have seen mud and sand numerous times with no issues what so ever, and are still whisper quiet at 80mph highway speeds. Even with almost 30,000 miles and some signs of wear they are performing above and beyond what was expected.

We replaced the Eagle LS 2's that came on the SUV with these Wranglers because they seem to be much better suited for our 4x4 Tahoe. We have about 4,000 miles on them and since we got them in December we had a chance to test them in pretty much every possible road condition and they worked well every time.

I bought a ram 1500 less than a year ago and these tires came on the truck I do mostly city/highway driving very little hauling and always took care of them they were rotated all the time and never beat them up or anything and the tread on one tire has separated causing a leak and I need 4 new tires already these are horrible tires I only have 28000km on my truck and they are all worn right dow!

I have purchased these tires twice now. They came new in my 2017 gmc sierra, it is now 2020 my truck has only 32k miles and I'm already on my second set! And the second set is almost wore half way! I made the very dumb mistake and bought these for my wife's jeep grand cherokee, needless to say she only got maybe 11000 miles out of them and were looking to replace them. With my truck the belts break easily and cause balance issues. STAY AWAY, FAR AWAY FROM THESE TIRES, i wouldn't even buy this to replace a spare. i didn't abuse the tires and I only work 15 mins away from my home my wife works even closer, they should of not worn out this quick! Extremely disappointed, and dissatisfied.

This is my second set of the same Brand, make and model Wrangler SR-A P 255 /75 R17 113S SL OWL CM 50,000 Mile Tread life. The first set which I just replaced had just over 53,000 miles on them and the wear pattern was so even on all four tires that I could not help but replace them with the "Exact" tire. I hade the tires rotated and balanced every 5000 to 6000 miles and the alignment check twice a year. I drive a 2005 GMC SLT Z71 Crew Cab and let me tell you the noise level was very low. Be it on the interstate or busy city streets, these tires handled nicely and braking was smooth. Though the winters where I live are not harsh compared to most northern states, the tires still hold up when snow and icy weather hit.

This is a slick looking, good handling, cost effective and long lasting tire. This same tire came stock on my 2012 Jeep Patriot and these tires have lasted over 5 years with many road trips & miles put on them. Light snow & heavy rain, though the mountains and back these are a good choice. My tires still had a few thousand miles on them when I replaced them at the 5 1/2 year mark.

These tires came stock on my 2013 Ram 1500 At 40k miles I replaced 2 on the front now at 90k miles I just bought a set of 4. Yes the rear tires had 90k miles on them. I live in Louisiana so I've never driven them in the snow. I highly recommend these tires

74,000 miles and still running, should get 80,000 out of them - not bad for a 50,000 mile rated tire. I have been conscientious about alignment, rotation and pressure. I've pulled trailer with 3 ATV's and gear in bed several times, always add a couple pounds of air in rear tires to compensate for extra weight - never had an issue.